The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-02

GHf a h near yon to help. II possible
command him in any way and that he NAV stand hyy
tne SIDE OF one whom his father valued so highly as :
kindly call upon mel With aacIonate viii ys
you your daughter and son. and with deem so 'os -
neart over your terrible loss I am most sincerely
1' Ida hoSoRE GRANT.
WASHINGTON, Dec. %
Dear Mrs Logan-ATrs. Hay and beg the priv;,a,e
ao.s our profound sympathy in your deep
oler and statesman in the fullness of his snlend;d
Powers sss put your loss i beyond words May God
oiess and comfort You. Yours, very sincerely
john HAY.
NEW YORK, Dec %.
My Dear Mrs. Locan-Altl.ough know how fasb,.
all words of sympathy must be in this hour Of woe
can help writing line. only say how deeply feel
.ne loss we have all suffered. The country has lost
true friend, brave soldier and stanch natrot. II,;
nos has lost an able ard Trustworthy Senator and
you, dear madame. have lost more than nv nan can
express trust that grateful Republic will aIwavs
cherish and care for YOU and as ono of Io.ans ~,
est colleagues and as comrade and friend am ever
o"' Ai'eho anu servant d. SIoKLEs.
WASHINGTON Dec 90.
My Dear Mrs Logan-Only wife can realize the
agony with which you look to-day upon your beloved
woman $ heart can hold. Mrs. D. w yooRHrEs
New YORK. Dec. &c.
Dear Madame-The morning papers announce the
painful and dangerous illness of the General and I'VE
feel so anxious that would telegram we're Il not
sunday. write now, hoping that by tomorrow
morning when you receive this. the General viii be
so far recovered to receive my heartfelt sympathy
and assurance of profound respect ad appreciation
his congressional labers and the heavy calls on his
time and brain by his old Comrades
have noticed the change and add my appeal alto to
that of his best friends that for time he take that
measure OF rest and recreation which nature de-
ma 1a In any event wish you to know my
ardent admiration of his wife for her true and faithful
devotion In all the phases of the Generals most brill
iant and eventful career. With great respect and
'iioo'ion' most Truly yours, w. L. SHERMAN.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.
Dear Mrs. Logan--Tn your terrible affection and
sorrow Mrs Randall and offer you our most sincere
reparable. Yours sincerely,
SAMUEL j. RANDALL
HEADQUARTERS r. E. LEE CAMP No. l.
CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
RICHMOND. VA, Dec. %.
Dear Madame-In this sad hour Won have the hearty
sympathy OF those who in the years ago. batted with
their might against the gallant soldier now no more
put whose memory viii live with because of the
kindly heart and open hand which prompted generous
aid for our helpless comrades in their need Your
most obedient servant
JOHN MURPHY. Commander.
ARTHUR A. SPLITTER, Aojutant.
NEW YORK. Dec. %.
My Dear Mrs. Logan-God gave us love- but the
object of that love He lends us was the first feeling
that passed when heard of the death Of nv
laener gear friend and companion. your husband
Genera, Logan was man that for twenty-five years
had looked upon possessing all the noble qualities
OF the knights of old. have seen him on several
great fields and his superb conduct there pro-
duced in me enthusiastic love for him When the
news came that Logan dead. it sent a shock
through our household great the report of that
OF any relative could have produced. Now, nv dear
Mrs Logan service that can be to the family az
my fathers old friend viii regard as an honor and
Will perform the duty with the feelings of reyer
ence and sorrow that would for brother. Yonrs
to command, FREDD (ipANT
Mrs. Logan also received letters from General
Villas. John G.. Nicolay and s. s. Cox